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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-03
A Plot to Overthrow the Mexican
Government

CITY OF MEXICO (Via Galvaston), June
2.-Despite the fact that organs of the
clerical party ridicule the reported
plot to iucite a revolution ard place
Don Carlos on the throne of Mexico
and that leading politicians of the
liberal party assert there is not shadow
of foundation for the sensational
report, the Monitor Repubicaner,
a very influential Liberal journal, con-
tains to-day a significant leading
article, which claims to have special
information for its basis. The tone of
the article is intensely hostile to the
clerical party. The writer begins BY
saying that he would have regarded the
report as the offspring of that love OF
sensation which is strong feature of
American journalism, had it not been
for certain con6rmatory intelligence
received from an independent
source. This private intelligence
hints dimly at a vast organization
with the clerical party for the overthrow
of the republic, and for the setting
up OF throne in its stead and placing
Don Carlos on it. A number of
Q,
infatuated with the wild hope of re
storing the days of Spanish ascendency,
are said by the writer to be implicated,
but, he adds, the prime movers are the
priests, those worthy successors to
Requemada and his compeers, the same
whom in 1868 betrayed their country to
the French, and who would not hesitate
to do the same to day If in that
way they could attain their selfish
ends. The writer then launches into
violent denunciation OF the Clerical
party. He notes the increasing bold
ness in the church party press. "Sel-
dom" he says. 'dO we pick up one of
these sheets, but we find it filed with
STAINLESS panegyric. despotism and
bitter invectives against those who re-
fuse to bow their necks' to the
yoke of superstition. Go and hear
our preachers; instead of intoxicating |
and charity, the foundation of |
our religion, they inveigh against our |
constitution and hold up its authors |
to the execration of their hearers" The |
writer calls on the government to lay |
aside its temporizing policy and keep
stern watch on the movements Of hose |
who are already so deeply stained with |
the blood of their feliow.countrymen.
He concluded by warning Don Carlos |
against evil advisers. and bids him re-
member FL Cerro De Las Compauas, |
the spot where Maximillian. Nurainon |
and Mexico were shot. This vigor-
GUS and severely denuncistorv |
article excited much comment and |
the reply of the clerical press is looked
for with great interest. The Monitor
also had advices from the State of
Oarsca intimating thatlocal members of
the church party are consplring against
the government and the FerJo CdrribesS,
3 newspaper published at Oa1aca. re-
ferring to the same subject, urges the
government to take stsrn end repres-
siTe measures.
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THE " THISTLE"
She Once More Gains a Brill
ant Victory.
ARKANSAS CUTTING sCRAPE.
Plot to Overthrow the Mexican Gov
ernment-With Grest EDihUSiasm
Another Race-Other Notes
Another victory for the Thistle.

LONDON, June 1.-The race under the
auspices of the New Thames Yacht
CLUB, was won By the Thistie. which
beat the Irer By two minutes and
twenty-five seconds.
LATER.
LONDON, June 2.-The race under the
auspices OF the new Thames Yacht
Club, took place to day. The course
was the same as in yesterdays race
from Tower Hope to Mouse Lightship
and return, distance of fifty miles.
The start was made at 11.55 am.
in the following order: Genesta,
SytiJ, SEeuthhOund, Wend1lr, Thistle,
Neptune, : Irer and FoIhOund. The
GeneSta and SybH were called back for
going over the line before the gun was
fired. At Thames Head, the Thistle
was well away, followed by Wendur,
Ire1, Neptune and Foz1oqtrld. From
here, closed-hauled, they Law quite
down p e none All carried lib foresail,
main sail and square-headed top sails,
with the exception of the Thistle,
which had jib-headed top sails. The
IreI on passing the Wend1tr took
down her topsails. After getting
around the lightship, spinnakers,
bigger topsails and jib topsa1ls
were set and all came along home at
remarkable and tremendous pace, fin
ishing in the following order: Thistle,
4 43; IreI, 81; Wendur, SO; Neptune,
5.23; and FOrhOund, 5 A. The thistle
turned the Mouse lightship at Is,
through a heavy sea with the
greatest ease, and simply flying close
hauled.
To-day's performance confirms the
universal opinion of the Thistle splen-
did capacity. Some experienced English
yachtsmen say she is the finest racing
yacht afoat. The Wend'er takes the
first prize. The Thistle, although first
in, takes third place on time allowance.
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On the Turf,

JEROME PARK, June 2.-The attend
ance was light; weather bright; track
stiff.
Seven furlongs-Bess won; Come
mar a second, ALI. Estiil and Jennie B.
dead heat for third place. Time, 1.35.
For 3-year Odds, half mile-King Fish
won, Now or Never second, Prince
Royal third. Time, 51H.
FOR 3-year-olds, mile and furlong-
hustler won; The Minority second
queen Elizabeth third. Time, 203N.
One and three-sixteenths of a mile
LIndon Won; Phil Lee second, Enigma
third. Time, 2.13L.
One and one-eighth miles-Nellie Van
won; Brown Duke second, Blue Line
third. Time, 205.
Handicap, steeple chase, short course
-Tomahawk won; Jim MCGOWAN sec
ond. Killarny third. Time, Blk.
LAToNIA, June 2.-Attendance large;
track muddy; weather fair.
In the afternoon-for 3-year-olds
and upwards, mile-W. II. II. won,
Uncle Dan second, Eliza Carte third.
Time, 1.54A.
For 3-year-olds and upwards, six
furlongs-Panama won, Cataha second,
Sour Mash third. Time, 1.24A.
For maiden 2-year olds, five furlongs
-Colamore won. Valtella second,
mmy Collins third. Time Liz.
Fourth race was a walk over for
Jacobin; other entries were scratched.
For 3-year-olds and upwards, seven
furlongs- Hornpipe won, WahOo sec
ond, Grey Cloud third. Time, 1,37.
Before the start Lady Max received
kick from Wanderoo, which broke her
right hind leg. The judges decided a
race. but all bets on Lady Max were off.
The owners will endeavor to save Lady
Max for brood mare.
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On the Diamond

New YORK, June 2.-BrookIyn, 5; St.
Louis, 8.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 2.-Indianapolis,
8; Pittsburg, 6.
WAsHLNeToN, June 2.-Washington,
5; New York, 8.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2.-Boston, q;
Philadelphia, none.
BALTIMORE, June baltimore, ID;
Cincinnati, Z.
New YORK, June 1.-The Metropoli-
tans- Cleveland baseball game on Staten
Island was postponed on account of
wet grounds to-day.
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An Arkansaw Array.

LITTLE Rock. Jure % ne tzeste'
Conway, Ark, special says: "Infor-
nation vas received to-day, of a terri
ole affrsy between three young farmers
during spelling bee at the church IN
Harvey township. fifteen miles from
Conway. between Dan aud Albert
Mabeg and Tom Middleton. The latter
aud Dan MaBey were rivals for the
hand Of ueighoorhood belle. Satur-
day night they called Middleton
ont OF chu.ch and ACCUSED him
II lying; seized him and
began Stab5ing him with Knife. Dur
ing the atfray which emptied the
church. several shots were fired, one of
which struck Middleton and another
mortally wounded Dan Mabey. Albert
Mabey was also seriously shot. Dan
died on Monday. Albert has disaD-
peared and Middleton Is reported dying
this morning.
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To Retire to Private Lie.

CHICAGO, June 2.-Senator Sherman
held a brilliant reception in the parlors
of the Grand Pacific Hotel tonight.
About 4, 900 persons were present during
the evening, who wished an opportunity
For each he had pleasant word and a
handshake. Many prominent people
were in attendance. When the Senator
withdrew from the crowd, he was
pursued to his room by a small army of
newspaper men. He said he was going
straight to his home in Mansfield, there
to retire to private life.
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nnn,A Exnarrruaass

You cannot afford to waste time N e.
oerimenting when your lungs are u
danger. Consumption always seems e
irst only 3 cold. Do not permit .o ~!
dealer to impose upon you wiz - -
cheap imitation Of DR.. Kings Nsw "
coyery for Consumption. Coughs ana
Colds, but be sure you get the genuine Z.
Because he can make more pront ee
may tell you he has something tssf 3
-oot. or just the same. Don't % =
ceiyed. but insist upon getting De
Kings New Discovery which Y g.
anteed to give relief In ali Threat. 49,
and Chest affections. Trial eos0ss -
etZ. en-. /. Drug Store.
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PIeuro-Pneumonia Quarantine.

SPRINGvILLE, ILL.,, June IA commit
tee of stockmen, representing the lead
ing cattle-growers of the State, pre-
sented resolution to the Governor to-
day, stating that pleuro-pneumonia
exists in this State only in circum-
scribed districts in Chicago. The
Governor was requested to have other
States which have quarantined against
Illinois modify their regulation. The
Governor agreed to comply.
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What He Promises.

CONCORD, June 1.-The Inauguration
of Governor Sawyer took place to-day
with the usual ceremonies. He re-
commends legislation providing a 10
hour law, aud weekly payments, and
for arbitration laws. He advocates
temperance and free text
books for the public schools.
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Kapiolani In Liverpool.

LONDON, June Queen Kspiolaui
and suite arrived at Liverpool to-day.
A royal salute was fred in honor of
Her Majesty. The mayor and guard of
honor, composed OF police soldiers,
met the royal party at the wharf and
escorted them to the Northwest Hotel
in state procession. Queen Kapiolani
will proceed to London on Monday.
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Another Race.

CHICAGO, June AT meeting be
tween Edwin Hsnlan and J. A. st.
John, in the Inter Ocean Office, this
evening, another race was arranged be
tween Hanlan and Gandaur, over tle
same course, July 23d, for a stake of
$1,000 side, but 1t may be raised to
50, 500, if Haulan desires.
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MORTALITY DURING MAY.
A Slight Increase Over the PreYi-
Gus Month.

The following monthly report for
May or the City Sexton shows a slight
increase over the deaths OF the month
previous. The city has been com
paratively free from contagious
diseases, diphtheria claiming only
four victims and scarlet fever none.
At the present time the city is entirely
free from either of the above diseases,
and is generally in a healthier condi-
ton than for some time past:
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In Briefer Form.

Relatives of the victims of the Ring
Theatre fire, which occurred in Vienna
four years ago, have subscribed for an
immense wreath, to be placed in plat
in the cemetery where the remains of
the people who lost their lives by the
burning of the Opera Comique, IN
Paris, are buried.
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Ex-vice-President wheeler Dying.

ALBANY, June "A special from
Malone, N. Y, says: Ex-VicePresi-
dent William A. Wheeler is dying. He
is unconscious, and while he may live
several days, his death at any moment
will not be unexpected.
Troy, n. Y, June "A special from
Malone says: The is no change in the
condition of ex-Vice President Wheeler.
His physicians say death might occur
at any moment, yet he may live several
DAYS, bat his life is surely closing.
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Butler Out of Politics, Unless

BosTos, june 2.-The Butler Club
was formed here to-day. General But
Ter was sent for, and in brief speech
thanked the members for their express
sion of good will. and said he was with
them socially. He could not see any
political field for them. He had no in
tention, he said, of entering politics
again, unless an emergency should de-
maIid it.
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Suing a Railroad.

Boston, June George Fred Will
liams has brought thirty two suits
against the Boston & Providence Rail
way Company as attorney for those in
jured in the recent disaster at Busy
Bridge. The damages claimed in these
cases vary from $500 to $50 1000, and ag-
gregate over $500 600.
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An Explosion Among the knights
Probable.

CINCINNATI, O., June 2.-AsseI
135, Miners Division Knights of LaL3
now in session here, did nothing il
general session to-day. The entire time
was occupied by the committees on
work assigned them yesterday. The
indications are that the session will be
long and stormy, and that an explosion
is not improbable on the occasion of the
election of officers.
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The Papal Nuncio at Paris.

ROME, June 2.-The French govern
ment has telegraphed to the Vatican
approving the appointment of Mon
signor Rottelli as PapalInuncio at Paris.
MonsigDor Rotelh has been instructed
to endeavor to restore amity between
France and the Vatican.
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To Represent the Queen.

LONDON, June 2.-Prince Albert Vic
tor, the eldest son of the Prince of
Wales, will go to Dublin on June 9th,
as the Queens representative at the
Jubilee celebration there.
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fesUltOf specuIatiOns in wbe..

.. 0S \ RAPIDS, Mich, June 2.-Judge
NJ n., ss00ate Court Toilet has disap-
md :; so de has not only stolen thous-
entrn u collars from estates and funds
folge, ~ W his care, but is also a
misis.alsO Inc extent of $4,000. His
wheat ~ a, are due to speculstions in
'ne Chicago Board OF Trade
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Health Improved.

LONDON, June g. Parnen has re-
turned to London much improved by
his short soiourn at the seaside. He has
summoned q meeting of his party for
Monday, for further amendments to the
coercion bill.
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Chamberlain and Gladstone.

LONDON, June 2.-ChamberIain, re-
spending to an address presented to
him by the Liberal Unionists of Man
chester to-day, warned the working
classes of the falseness of Gladstone's
statement that home rule was an issue
between classes and masses. The sue
cess of Gisdstone's policy would de-
stroy the country, and ruin the work
ing classes.
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me Rsbies Cry for It

tbatthss 6 5,a folks laugh when they find
,Sken and mp Oh Figs, is more easily
lhan bite ote beneficial in its action
sttengtbsns' nauseous medicines. n
ssch, sad BowedhIe Liver, Kidneys, Stom-
70 3 i,b5Uwels, while it aro1ses them
Saith { O.. activity. For sale BY A. c.
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A steamer Wrecked

LONDON, June 2.-The German
steamer Oder was wrecked on Socatra
Island, In the Indian Ocean, on May
30th. The passengers and most of the
crew were saved.
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To oounter.ct the Action.

CHICAGO, June AT meeting Of
the Building Trade Council tonight, a
committee was appointed to issue q
call to all building trades unions in the
United States to send delegates to the
conference to Chicago on June Goth, to
take action towards forming a national
organization to counteract the action
of the national builders.
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with Great Enthusiasm.

BERLIN, June 2.-Emperor William >
accompanied by Prince William and
Prince Leopold, arrived at Kiel to-day,
and were welcomed with the Creates
enthusiasm.
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Died at the Asylum

An inquest was held to-day at the
Territorial Insane Asylum over the re
mains of Martha A. Rosenbaum, who
died this morning of congestive chills.
Committed on the 25th of February,
1887. from Brigham City. Box Elder
County. She was rs years of age, and
leaves a husband and two children
Ae"'o' . BIZ.
Provo, June I'd, 1887.
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annie not Rurnad

Aaa5 a-'t ,.s June q The steamer
burned d lU2 New Orleans reported
vas not fbT HING the recent CONGREGATION.
pier Sned vas DESTROYED 60 ''0ieu
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H.n1an VIII Row.

LONDON, June 2.-HanIsn's bscker
has cabled to the Stockholders in the
Hanlan.B Beach match. a positive assur-
ance that Hanlan would row.
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GROUP. WHooPING COUGH and
Rroncbitis Immediately relieved by
chiloh's Cure. Sold by 4. G. smith q
Co., druggists.
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SHILOH's COUGH and Consump-
ton Cure is sold by L on guarantee.
1t cures Consumpticc-. Sold by a. C.
Smith & Co., druggists. 6
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Norwich Bulletin:-"A man has been
sentenced TO ten days Imprisonment
for kissing the fat girl at circus; Inns
adds q new peril to circus gong.
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A True Jubilee.

LONDON, June 2.-The Queen. in COM
memoration of her jubilee, will order
the release of all military prisoners
confined for petty offenses.
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Gladstone OF for Wales.

LONDON, June 2.-Mr. Gladstone
started for Wales, where he will deliver
a series of addresses in favor of home
rnle for Ireland.
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CAFARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured, by Shloh's
Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal
Injector free. Sold by a. c. Smith &
Co. druggists. 4
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Fox & SYmons

Have reduced the price of photographs.
All work done by the dry plate instanta-
neous process. Reduction permanent.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be
so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it. Sold by A. G. Smith Il
Co, druggists.
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Rough on Toothsche." instant re-
"RoTGH ON CoRNs," hard or sof.
aRoUGH ON BILE Pills" Little,
ou nRsO 0HNG; on WORMS" Sure cure
X.
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Rock Salt

and sio az selling Rock Salt. for milling
carload Iot purposes, at 81 so per ton, ia
'O's' on cars at Nephi, Utah
HYDE & WHITkoRE.
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what Are His Liabnitiese

New YORK, June 2.-GustaV Herzog
dealer in furs, has failed. Assets,
$4,000.
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sLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made rniser.
able by that terrible cough; Shuoh 9
Cure is the remedy tor you. Sold oy a
q. Smitr J. Co., druggists.
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For lame back, side or chest, use
SbiIoh's Porous Plaster. Price 70 Genus:
Sold by a. G. Smith Il Co., druggists.
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EATIVITTRs.

Utah, p; other parts of the United States,
6; England, q; Scotland, 2; Ireland, 2; Ger
many, 2; Sweden, 2.
JOSEPH E. TAYLOR,
City Sexton.
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coETfHESTALi

Mrs 2. 8. Gardner, Clarksburg, VI Va.
Calvin Euthing. San Francisco; Barreds
Turner, Baltimore; O. II. Sweet, San Fran
cisco; Mrs z. G. Shsttuck, Heensh. Wis ::
Miss. J. J. Curtis, Peoria, MS; Charles ".
Gorson. Ed. Smith. L. &. Bamberger.
Rochester, N Y: u. z. 3srstov, Dry Can.
yon; B. T. Jones, Chicago: &. w. Harris
John e Mckinney, G. L. Rood. st. LOUIS;
Ed. Richards, Denver; Vim. J. E. Nolker. st
Louis; Ed. Parkhnrst, Jamestown, n. Y:B
w. Otis and wife, Brooklyn; FrSnk Romatif.
Eureka, Utah A. 6. Bast, Chic igo: Thomas
LaGk.tee, Jesse knight, Evanston.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
June Ass
WHITE HOUSE,

WHITE HOUSE,
Dr.. Dow, Nephi; John F. Conner, Stock
ton; &. P. Beebe, Eaton Rapids, Mich. n
B. Anderson, Morgan; D. C. Olson, Sandy
George z. BrowD, Frsnklyn: G. Cops and
wife, Alta; James May, Cotton wood A. A
VIM, Ogden; T. A. Baldwin, San Fran
cisco; D. II. Walve.tod, Denver; A Mack,
Stockton; Frank Powell. D. & z. G.; Mathew
Wild and wife, Frisco; Miss Josephine John
son. Miss Amanda Johnson, Cache Valley
J J. Silver, John hadsen, Ephraim; L.
Wise, Montana; David Bearing. Madison
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Provo, June I'd, 1887.